Classy & Fabulous: Royal Tour 2014 : Australia. (Part II)

Hello everybody!!! Today's post is about the Royal Tour in Australia Part II!! Of course I didn't forget to show you the rest of the Duchess' stylish options! Show lets begin! g

Kate decided to wear Luisa Spagnoli red dress and suit jacket to play cricket and the shoes she picked were some black suede heeled pumps and she didn't fall out of place during her batting practice. Well done!!

This is one of my favourite outfits that Kate has!! I mean, maybe it's the colour,the fabric, the style I really don't know but what I DO know is that that dress looks awesome on Kate! Here's Kate pictured arriving at Dunedin International Airport. This aquamarine ensemble may look similar to the Alexander McQueen coat she wore earlier on in the week, but it is in fact by New Zealand-born, London-based designer Emilia Wickstead.

Below you'll see a photo of the Duke and Duchess while they attended a wine tasting date in Queenstown. With William safely in a trusted chino and blazer combo for the afternoon, Kate dug out her trusted navy, double-breasted Zara jacket, a gingham shirt from Gap and those Stuart Weitzman wedges.

William's group of youngsters might have beaten Kate's in a special rugby match held at Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin, but Kate's Jonathan Saunders knit and lilac plimsolls won in the style stakes.

Are you jealous yet? If not, I have a few more photos to show you and you might change your mind!

It was back to high-end designer for the Duchess' Saturday schedule. She visited the Avantidrome velodrome, where she and Prince William met Olympic athletes. Her outfit for the day consisted of a jade green Erdem wool-crepe 'Allie' coat, which remained fastened for the entire day, meaning her printed green tea dress by British label Suzannah was kept under wraps. The pretty green 1930s-inspired'Budding Heart Silk Tea Dress' , which retails at £475, is made of silk crepe de chine and features a full skirt with smocking detail at the shoulders and under the bust. She accessorised with her faithful black suede Mulberry clutch and black Episode 'Angel' court shoes.

Moving on..Kate goes navy!! Τhe Duchess has only one type of attire she feels confident taking on the sportier demands of her public engagements in. For the Auckland yacht race, her outfit was something classy and sporty like navy blue blazer (this time Zara) and jeans, classic blue and white Breton top (Me + Em) and navy cork-sole wedges (always the Stuart Weitzman pair, which she bought in Russell & Bromley). For me, this stripe - denim look is so chic and nice... I love it a lot!! My sweaters and most of my clothes are with stripes and they're blue, so you can understand why I love it when her outfits look like this.

The Duchess wowed in Jenny Packham at the art unveiling ceremony at Government House in Wellington. Featuring an embroidered silver fern around the left shoulder, Kate's diamond bracelet matched the bespoke dress perfectly.

To view the static WWI display during the World War One Aviation Commemorative event at Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre in Blenheim, the Duchess chose a smart coat by one of her favourite London labels, Alexander McQueen. Gently pleated at the back, she accessorised with navy suede shoes, a clutch bag and diamond and sapphire earrings which subtly match her engagement ring, which of course once belonged to the late Diana, Princess of Wales.

A playdate (at Plunkett's Parent's Group) demands a practical outfit, but the Duchess had to navigate bending down and getting her hair munched on by her little boy in this open-knit dress by New York Fashion Week label Tory Burch. The £390 'Paulina' dress marks a new direction for Kate, who hasn't worn the designer before.